Pioneer Musical Appreciation Society

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Like the guitar playing on this one

[Cody]

A track from Hannah Peel's album Mary Casio: Journey to Cassiopeia (available here):

[Guest]

The opening words to this one have been going through my head today. Took a while to figure out which song it was

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Been thinking that this one should be on here, probably because of the title...

[Cody]

From Starbreaker to Starfucker...

That had to be re-titled and censored, of course. They were at their best when Mick Taylor was part of the band.

[Cody]

Today's shipping forecast: "Gale force 8 backing southwesterly and increasing storm force 10 soon, veering northwesterly and increasing violent storm force 11 later!" I hear the song of the wind!

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When I was young I used to watch The Monkees on TV. One of their songs was called 'Alternate Title'. I found out years later that it was actually called 'Randy Scouse Git' but it had to have the title changed in Britain.

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Songs about storms? I already posted 'The Storm' by Big Country so what else is there? What about 'Stormchild' by Trespass - heard that on the Friday Rock Show 40 years ago - and it turns out there's an updated version so here it is...

[Cody]

Posted by: @arfa
Songs about storms?

How about Black Mass: An Electric Storm in Hell, by White Noise?

[Guest]

That reminds me of the middle part of this track

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Winds of 122 MPH reported

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Just one more windy song..

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Heard this one in the 1980's

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Heard this one in the 1990's - every time I hear this it reminds me of the Steve Hillage song

[Cody]

R.I.P. Gary Brooker - instead of their famous single, I'll play Conquistador from their debut album...

[Cody]

Time for a little acid rock from '67...

[Guest]

Listened to Conquistador then had to listen to Whiter Shade of Pale.
Today's events reminded me of this song

[Cody]

Posted by: @arfa
Listened to Conquistador then had to listen to Whiter Shade of Pale.

A Salty Dog is probably their best album!
Meanwhile, this is from Steve Miller's debut album:

Factoid: as a kid, Steve Miller was given his first guitar, and guitar lesson, by none other than Les Paul.

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Here's the sound of two Les Paul's

Never saw Lizzy live but once saw Brian Robertson playing in Motorhead - was stood right in front of his Marshall stack - all I could hear from it was feedback.